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Original and Five (1987)
As the family prepares for Farah Hanan Ali Sharif, Sa`fan falls in love with Jihan, and becomes involved with his friend fleeing justice in a chase with the police. What will happen to everyone after all this?
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As the family prepares for Farah Hanan Ali Sharif, Sa`fan falls in love with Jihan, and becomes involved with his friend fleeing justice in a chase with the police. What will happen to everyone after all this?
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Genre:Comedy
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Written By:Magdy Al Ebiary
In Theaters:1/1/1987
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